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Top ten articles in March on eeNews Europe

Top ten articles in March on eeNews Europe

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By Nick Flaherty


This month we said goodbye to an industry giant, Gordon Moore, saw signs of a new practical superconducting material, Reddmatter, and witnessed the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank in the US and the UK almost in real time

Gordon Moore – in his own words

Reddmatter – The Future of Superconductivity

Collapse of Silicon Valley Bank hits Europe – updated

With Embedded World in Nuremberg and the APEC power conference in Florida saw a range of articles, from Infineon buying GaN Systems to the latest Portenta C33 Arduino board and TI’s ambitious plans for the ARM M0+ microcontroller market.

Embedded World 2023 articles updated with visitor figures

https://www.eenewseurope.com /en/portenta-c33-the-new-high-performance-low-price-arduino/

TI aims to dominate ARM M0+ market with $0.39 microcontroller

Solid state lithium metal battery for smartphones

Tesla moves to cut SiC use in electric vehicles shakes market

Infineon to buy GaN Systems for $830m

AMD brings 5nm x86 to the edge

 

 

 

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